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I dont know how good your Turkish is but i pretty much understand 80-90% of Azeri, its almost identical language just another dialect.
I know many Turkish people in Azerbaijan. its just another accent that you have to get used to it. Most of them understands everything after a month living in Baku..
 
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I know many Turkish people in Azerbaijan. its just another accent that you have to get used to it. Most of them understands everything after a month living in Baku..
The problem are loanwords from Russian otherwise it isnt difficult to understand and getting used to the dialect is also done in a short amount of time.
 
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Really... We have problems and challenges like any other country. We have an industrial and mining base which is first world and issues of third world.
Oil is the sole backbone of Azerbaijan. I am pointing out the political scorpion and his family which are soffocating your country. His family are having a foot and mouth in every enterprise.. you call that an economy. If you have such a great GDP why are teachers in Azerbaijan paid around 120$/month... vs 7mil$/month for the cosmetics of Aliey's wife. Man, leaches. The morons have homes all over the french riviera and yet have you walked in Baku outskirts and seen the poverty? Man, you really dont live an ordinary live do you.
Corruption is everywhere right from the airport to regular govt office - like cockroaches your govt has sucked every penny out of its population and terrorised them into silence. Truth is always hard but wake up and see reality on the ground.

I'll repeat myself again , check what Azerbaijan was like before 2005 and then come back
we had a poverty rate of 50+% and unemployment rate at the same level , your comments just prove how ignorant you are.

Our GDP certainly isn't great , very low in fact but just to prove a point it is higher than the country you come from, saying population gets nothing and everything goes to the pockets of politicians is just another one of your ignorant statements.
Yes , I have been outside of Baku and guess what? everyone does fine
Please go check Quba, Ganja , Sumgayit (which is getting 2 industrial parks , each providing up to 10 thousand jobs but of course you will come back and tell me population gets nothing and everything goes to corrupt pockets.), Mingachevir and etc.
It is also worth to mention Azerbaijan has pretty big reserves for its size, amounting to more than 70% of GDP.

PS. I would prefer to live in quite cities such as Qabala , Baku is getting too loud.

then you can check ASAN which drastically reduced the level of corruption in the country, infact in few years ASAN will completely eliminate contact with people and everything will be computerized.

Azerbaijan is developing at a fast rate , its incredible how we went from one of the poorest countries in the world to the strongest economy in the region , now freely investing in other countries such as Georgia , Turkey , Greece and etc.

Anyway , keep up your ignorant posts and stupidity.


you can check how awful Azerbaijan is doing in this thread.

Economic Development in Azerbaijan
 
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I dont know how good your Turkish is but i pretty much understand 80-90% of Azeri, its almost identical language just another dialect.

Yeah, may be the Tabriz accent I'm talking about. Also quite different from Azerbaijan. Indeed the basics are Turkish, and I understand most having been around Azeri family members, but the average Turk might need to ask a lot of questions to understand what is meant:D Words like 'arvad' as in woman. I don't know if that's Russian? Not Farsi. Can anyone explain. Git manna bir arvat tap!
 
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Yeah, may be the Tabriz accent I'm talking about. Also quite different from Azerbaijan. Indeed the basics are Turkish, and I understand most having been around Azeri family members, but the average Turk might need to ask a lot of questions to understand what is meant:D Words like 'arvad' as in woman. I don't know if that's Russian? Not Farsi. Can anyone explain.
Maybe the Dialect in Iran is way different, cant comment on that though but i dont think it will be dramatically different...
Git manna bir arvat tap!
Its the same words as Turkish except ''tapmak'' which is ''bulmak''.
 
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Maybe the Dialect in Iran is way different, cant comment on that though but i dont think it will be dramatically different...

Its the same words as Turkish except ''tapmak'' which is ''bulmak''.

I didn't know avrat was a Turkish word honestly, never heard somebody from Turkey say that. Cool, probably 'old' Turkish or what not. Only ever heard of kadin and bayan. Anyway, yes obviously the languages are pretty much the same. But I remember always with my Azeri enistes in Turkey, when we went shopping for example, and they went full blown Tabriz Azeri, people would scratch their heads:D Then they'd revert to Istanbul Turkcesi.
 
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I didn't know avrat was a Turkish word honestly, never heard somebody from Turkey say that. Cool, probably 'old' Turkish or what not. Only ever heard of kadin and bayan. Anyway, yes obviously the languages are pretty much the same. But I remember always with my Azeri enistes in Turkey, when we went shopping for example, and they went full blown Tabriz Azeri, people would scratch their heads:D Then they'd revert to Istanbul Turkcesi.
There is a saying in Turkish ''At, Avrat, Silah'' (things a man cant borrow :D)
 
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I didn't know avrat was a Turkish word honestly, never heard somebody from Turkey say that. Cool, probably 'old' Turkish or what not. Only ever heard of kadin and bayan. Anyway, yes obviously the languages are pretty much the same. But I remember always with my Azeri enistes in Turkey, when we went shopping for example, and they went full blown Tabriz Azeri, people would scratch their heads:D Then they'd revert to Istanbul Turkcesi.

There are many Turks that won't understand Azeri language simply because they never heard it before
 
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There are many Turks that won't understand Azeri language simply because they never heard it before
Thats right, at first i also had difficulties in understanding but there was a time when TRT was airing Weather in Azeri language in Europe before splitting to TRT Avaz, thats when it started to become easier for me, you just need to understand some different words and the rest comes automatically.


People in Turkey also learned many Azeri words with this series, i dont know how good the Azeri in the series is though. :D

 
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Thats right, at first i also had difficulties in understanding but there was a time when TRT was airing Weather in Azeri language in Europe before splitting to TRT Avaz, thats when it started to become easier for me, you just need to understand some different words and the rest comes automatically.


People in Turkey also learned many Azeri words with this series, i dont know how good the Azeri in the series is though. :D


I managed to learn Turkish by watching Arka Sokaklar long time ago :D
 
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I didn't know avrat was a Turkish word honestly, never heard somebody from Turkey say that. Cool, probably 'old' Turkish or what not. Only ever heard of kadin and bayan. Anyway, yes obviously the languages are pretty much the same. But I remember always with my Azeri enistes in Turkey, when we went shopping for example, and they went full blown Tabriz Azeri, people would scratch their heads:D Then they'd revert to Istanbul Turkcesi.
im not saying it to anybody, but just to confirm, there is bad word in Turkish actually mean the same, which says "anani, arvadini sikeyim", which is the same meaning...
its old Turkish word, the same is used in Azerbaijani.
Actually, there are many Azeri iranians come to Azerbaijan for Novruz. i dont really find any big differences.. as a said before, Turkish people havent heard those type of speaking, once they get used to it, it is so easy, as Iranian Azeris watch Turkish movies and understand it very well..

I managed to learn Turkish by watching Arka Sokaklar long time ago :D
me watching Hababam Sinifi and SHaban movies when i was child... )
 
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